Archdiocese of MexicoArquidiócesis de MéxicoYecapixtla, Morelos, MexicoYecapixtla, Morelos, MéxicoGutiérrez de Liébana, Juan (contributor)Gutiérrez de Liébana, Juan (signer)Cortés, Pablo (signer)San Juan, Martín de (signer)Cruz, Gabriel de la (signer)Perales, Francisco de (interpreter)García Ruiz, Hernán (scribe)García Icazbalceta, Joaquín,‏ ‎1825-1894 (collector)1580Description of the administrative capital Acapistla and its surroundings, located in the Archdiocese of Mexico. Census was signed by alcalde mayor Juan Gutiérrez de Liébana. Document details the history of Acapistla, the etymology of its name and other community names within its jurisdiction, lists Mexicana as the language spoken, natural resources, flora and fauna, locations of churches and monasteries, and Acapistla's location within the Archdiocese of Mexico. Also mentioned are the sixteen smaller communities found within the jurisdiction of Acapistla, which are Texcala, Atlitiqui, Suchitlan, Zuquiapa, Ayapanco, Itlacan, Tecaxiqui, Tecocuzpa, Zahuatlan, Tetliculuca, Calalpa, Ecatepeque, Zacatepeque, Atlahuymulco, and Pazulco. Also included is a visual representation of the landscape, known as a pintura or map. This is one of a series of responses to a political and cultural survey circulated by King Philip II of Spain titled relaciones geográficas, which were gathered between the years 1579-1585.utblac:740d6d5b-280a-45f4-a3b6-e4382efb6c8fSpanishhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/Relaciones Geográficas of Mexico and Guatemala18 pages; 30 cmIndigenous peoples--Mexico--History--SourcesNew Spain--Description and travelNew Spain--History--SourcesNew Spain--Maps, ManuscriptSpain--Colonies--History--SourcesMexico--History--16th century--SourcesManuscripts, MexicanPueblos indígenas--México--Historia--FuentesNueva España--Descripción y viajeNueva España--Historia--FuentesNueva España--Mapas, ManuscritosEspaña--Colonias--Historia--FuentesMéxico--Historia--Siglo XVI--FuentesManuscritos, MexicanosRelación de Acapistlatext